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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-19

gentleman to town; the str ger knows
Il diamond" was DilIy's low spoken
but decisive assurance.
True 'nuG Dildy; but. wife, hain't
thur some writin' OF the Can els in that
ar grand overcoat NV his'n? Wife, but
hit away till somebody KEN fur sm I"
The overcoat was brought out and
unwrapped. Ii the side pocket l found
u few lines, hastily written:
This coat is for Joseph Craddeck,
my diamond pin for his child Dndy.
am glad to die nameless and unknown. y
This was the strange pathetic will of
the luckless refugee remembered solely
as "the Cun'el." Not trace of his
identity had been left behind him.
The mountlneer looked down at the
bare track of brush land at the base oil
the ridge.
That's mon my hard old head kin
wuk out" he solemnly asserted, "that
the Cun'el thought enough NV me t.
guy me SIGH a grand coat. Wife, rol
it up agin; I'd be 'shamed to put hi
on; my old butternut will do fur me. :
In spite of remonstrance the overcoat
was returned to its resting-place. ant
Craddeck in his ''butternut" set out fol
the city to verify my claims as to thu
value of Dildy's legacy.
The stone proved to be a fine one. i
was easily disposed of for five THOUSAND
dollars. The mountaineer folded the
notes with unmoved deliberation, and
slowed them away in a huge, weIl-worn
pocket-book. MY old wallet hain't
use to havin' SIGH a power of money in
hit" he observed in some satisfaction.
1--WE got to git some books for Dildy,
SEEM the money is hern."
as there nothing you wsnt for your
self?" l inquired when the books were
all selected
dunno es there's any thing l want
reckon We'll git back 20 the mount
ing, stranger. whur hi hain't so lone
some"
Dildy's eyes Frightened at the Sigh
Of the books. She buched them ten,
derby and carefully and read then
hungrily,
"Ill 90 down an buy that Ian from
ole man Finch tO.morrer," the noun
taineer said as he lit his pipe and sal
down to smoke in overwhelming salts
faction.
"You have the money to buy good
land now" reminded him.
stranger, l gin the Cun'el Of my
say so to git that ar track Nv Ian fol
Dildy. Dunno ez l ever lied to nobody
but leastways hain's gwine to lie to
the Cun'el.' was the decisive reply.
left the Craddeck cabin the mex
morning. Perhaps no one will wonde
that found my way back before many
months elapsed, or that Dildy, still
sweet and lovely and trihe unsophis
ticated, is no longer in the cabin. w
have a great, capacious mansion
where the mountain breezes bring "
a fragrance of pines from Piney ridge
Smoking chimneys and village 0
houses at the base of the ridge shoy
that the "Cun'els" prediction has
been fulfilled.
THE Cun'el said hit wur with /;
forth, en- | bought hit fur Dildy, es
gin him my say SO | would" the noun
taineer relates. They've done don
foun' coal on hit en- spilled good cat
tie range, but hit s med Dildy pow'fu
rich, en- all wild nuthin' savin' buzzon
pin. IN Y Mercury.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-19

ONE of the best signs of the times,
referred to by several of our exchanges,
is that it is more and more difficult for
young men who drink to get employ
ment. 1t is remarked that the railroad
companies are getting very strict, and
that all who employ skilled labor "will
now, generally, have none but the
strictly temperate" On this daily
paper observes: "Men are not likely to
be drunkards, unless the habit is
formed when they are young, and if
the young can not get employment if
they tipple, IL great part of them will
never form the habit" Let this work
go on. Employ no man in any re-
sponsible position addicted to drink
or frequenter of saloon. -Bqgtigt
WeekIU
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A Good Man to Arrest.

Monday evening officers Rider and Car
Ter Jackson arrested on L street a man
named Frank Winson, who, they had been
informed, had in his possession some skel-
eton keys He is man who was arrested
for some small offense several weeks ago
and was sent from the station house to the
County Hospital from which institution
he was discharged not long ago. When he
was searched at the station hcuse Monday
evening there v ere no skeleton keys in his
pockets; he denied having any, and told
such q good tale concerning himself that
the officers were inclined to believe il.
They concluded, however, TO take him
back 10 the saloon on l. street, where he
bad bean seen to have the burglarious tools,
md ask the proprietor Of the establishment
shout him The saloon man, IN response
T. the question Us 10 whether Winson had
not gwen hiin some keys to put away,
stated that he did ask him 10 take care Of
one, bHt Il bad been returned to him that
morning. Being thus c1uEnt IN false
mood, The prisoner after a While weakened
and took .na officers 10 his room, where nc
produced three keys from beneath lie mat
t1esscs ot tia bed They were Of different
SIZE. made ii wire about an eighth Of an
iuch Ia diameter, and By their aid Amos!
any ordinary look coald be opened. Win
son was tier loeket up for further 3eyei-
opuents yesterday forenoon Tom Con-
Solution b--keeper ct the saloon where
Nirsou was arrested, took to the Station
house a. oYeIcOa5 which the latter had
brought r. TIE saloon, and which proged
e be The che stolen from Or. Simmons
stable 90 no. 3ay morning Il probable
that sosu= usher evidence against the de-
PENDENT may % found, duplicating MIN il
recent Jtetts. but he IS not thought 20 be
the bnrglal = 10 visited so many houses
last week, Is Tat individual was too smart
lo carry Oil any hing except solid cast.
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EoU9laOE1S IaAEzzsEsIxsssa
* SARSFIELD" REMEDIES co.
srssFIEEID,s REMEDY Constipation
S5E~gsFlLD5S CHRONIC UE4CEFs s.

ea~aE- onl interior remember la lev P
1rl1aty
eseda Fcaftr tuG i
rcuelto approving
-utl The
these needs suffering
san FRANCISCO
medicines be bad Of all reputable druggists
making Of public
naturally suspicious referred
CItau
E.
flied OF
niepaue
laulu Cured
months Certified by his inc hon Jans Dmal
Wideik
g9atly cured four
Of
red
W sacao
din
rciso .
Sacramento, speedily cured Of atAioac U'er
Ulcer Permanently cured &c e and onha months
ar nc
REMEDY. a aatas Of the ULCER 5AiV
ayrFst tex
g. Zip TAI
81
Rev HUFF Turner
o HadEpI ULCER SALINE
Ju,onS egem j.
Geo
D iigsn s f,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19

Tx weather Of the hill ard along the
iiae Of t.g California aod Oregon RallIuac
yesterday ans much the ss.Ga az Mt oscra-
mcnto. though At many piaCeS he rainfall
vas greater than here Snow fell ~ tag
Sumnli and sic atty, and there vas also
quife a fan of snow At McClo4d. .he
laTaa,ettl 81 III points Indicated p-sity
s.N.re stnfnL haLnrt. :. llonr ~.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19

Between disease and health is often brief
and fstsl. II is better TO be provided with
cheap and simple remedies for such COM
mon disorders as coughs, colds, etc, than
to run the risk of contracting fatal dis
ease through neglect. Dr.. Vim. Halls
Baisam is sure and safe remedy for all
diseases OF the lungs and chest. If taken
in season it is certain to cure, and may save
You from that terrible disease, ConsuInp-
lion. L has been known and used for
many years, and it IS no exaggeration 70
SIS that it IS the best remedy ii the world
tjr Coughs, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19

EDS. RgcoKD-l' sIoE &,nons fae a.e-
FapAie dispatches in last nights Be nc
tee, u1dsr fhe head Of Negro Eilied. .
dated Carson. January I7ti,, Ast az eceep-
tric negro named Riley was siiied iast night
by shotgun pat through the wln,io@ 81
his house two miles from Carson II q
carson shotgun can kill niger at two
n.i,es. don't you think a Carson cannon the
hing for our defenseiess coast? Yours,
BGUBTFuL.
Sacramento, January Is, 1885,.
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c8URaECN ,AyD BcliGCPAfhIC PHYsI-
X eisn. OGfee, northeast coroeE Of Rou.th
sfI ) streess gog.rs-s TO 10 4 p, i 20 3. and :
10 IN naa.deuee, southeast corner Eighth
and streets. I've Ear end Throat Diseasss
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19

III .he Clunie Opera House this evening
tino tbe brilliant star Of opera Jom!e for
s-ga-al years, and now almost -Gually
famous a. an Engish-spe al,iDg coTediaDne,
viii appear in Jessop & ellis musical com
cGy. Nam zelle, in which she has been
remorkahly successful wherever she has
produced Il, and more especially during her
aceHt s1Ea -eusnt at san francisco. The
Ia ,era prose- IS esli as lAat d san Fran
cisco, Speaks {, rhe iiit.e French arti5tes
cbi.ly IN hirh terms. The Brooklyn Union
raTs Of Der and Mann ellie As is
pretty uell l13ovu By TIN. GIne, this
5lUsj "a. la-ca-c7nedy contains only that
U6ic. arJist;celg funny, ana - could
rotT Be more sparkling tbsn if 10 IS rem
darad by Aimee and The clever company
With which SD, Eas surrounded herself Ills
vgat There is nothing Ike Il before tke
pubGc nov co. The plsy Is altogether TN
Ike any o.Her knoTa. Whatever Aimee
docs zoo Is iOrc With iHiniita5ie crece and
any cunning 7icks Ut voice and gesture
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ra9ssciAEs me sCRGEoHs.
ny. -. y. WARD,

F-s,}gyTgLT ?ETsICIAN AT MFRCY HOS
= ,4itsi, Chiascn, cTaduste of Chicago aedi-
cal lsstlssg s;seciai gitentiGu. given to treat
meat q eztnrrh and diseases OF the eye. esT SIG
SKIN. iyl.ae, 81: i st-eet. between finn end
Sir+Is f1efca Ef,iirS-q tn IL 4 e. 20 5. ard 2
~ - :.o.f,se-lra fg27 sixth street y
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yrEr.

washington, tolo comfy. January is--tsl5y-
dora. ygifsot Fscob Renci.iaf tdaaghser q tae
late uadley an5 Martha 3atnena, slsd sis4eI
OF (SeorEe and James MathenSi, 2 lsstiTe OF
Homer county. Mississippi, % years, 8 months
and ii days. thoUisisna, Mississippi AID sew
herea fter
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19

TIE melpberz Of tie Ciy Board of Ed0-
cation p,-id VS.; Yesterday 10 ID" varlo1s
s.5co! l1illiues, 30 examine into thclr
cordit.yH rriar 10 making the ennua! est
maze ~ ihs SnoEnt that VII he required
Ger schoGi purposes during tcs ensuing
raJs Ther tGund the property al in
goad cos3. on. oua needing eFy little eS-
-,,nli iuse icI rep;tirs.
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rgs x 4 MAKER, g. s., OF HoPGtass1
ss failers. q caro-. s. rreet III tisesss- 81
if,ese zrfls I'd 81 seT zEs sees Sasiaagee, lfa1
s sgsriis s.rs,t so .ala.nt5. IN
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LAaIss' S1BAW HATs (many Styles. 25
cents; stylish bonnet and hat frames, s
cents each, in or clearance sale Of Nil
iirery. Eed House.
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- 2. s. -. y. n..
- $500 On gserArHYsIcLAN

CieBEEs SEVENTH ASD STREETS. SAG
y lament. % HU9s-s n Ak. i Z
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There were no aurgla:ies reported 20 5Ee
police yesterday morning - having oc-
cured during ihe previous night and It
would appear hai The burglar ~ burglars
who operated here so freely l1si wee * baTc
either lei the city or are lyiag up. w@iting
til The scare caused BY TIER numerous
hn-irrys
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a.. ID Ny Na - Hi+-A-tf
tt1.n1aN. ". 8 BRo..

ss-.s TCf4 sI<ERs md fEV ELlRS, -
No 5Jj street, 5etw1el i'iitii and 31S72sa
sixth hsvc always on NaDt g choice e. g
vsr.ttv Us Tflia Watches, Diamonds SEsassss33
-~.s-sI.- .+- II
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CONFEDERATION Of our great sale Of Fall
and Winter Miilinery-a clean sweep Il
every article, at cut prices. Red Houses
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Sacramento, January Is, 1887.
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Dutch Fist January 90 H. Riley 10 Seiiie
Forest Hi. January lo--Bar.. thinning % Nag
C5lfax. Jannsry s-Eeniasnin Harris 70 Annie
Ai n js1uary 12-Ed z. Gregory 20 Lizzie a.
siyto1i-
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rr0g.SgY- sq-gAW. OFFICE A2-D RESI-
4 denc. $50 al-ee., near e5FGet -i1is, say
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| As M. Gerichjen, The teacher .! lie
Sacramento Turn Verein, is about 10 cave
here TO accept similar position in another
city, tie Turn Nerein VIII tcader benefit
70 him on the evening OF tie last DAY Of
this month, when The exercises viii consist
! II a.hla,ic sl..lrl... aanclnE. c-c.
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fTaBE TRACT CONSISTS az 80 ACRES 81
I which one thiJd has been sold u parties
who sre improving their purchase.
The TRACT being surrounded by RANGE
or HILLS males Il one 81 the most t,eslr5i'le
for GROWING or SE&ITRoPICA}l FRUITS,
~ e IS >erv warm being protected roy cold
blasts which most pisces sT2 suhiec- o.
81 TIE SOIL IS DEEet RICH sud essilg
worked BIAS besn most vi cleared. a * II 81
CATION DITCH fo1eEe7 31e eolo-t III tae
TRACE can alt be r;g.s,ea -. rec ,airea,
although FRUITS raised - the 'l1n-t5 DO
better without irrigation
TEE EaRLIE~r FRUIT; las. season raTa
-eise4 r 81, mas di1.Hi15 this 1kAct-
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MA5EusBEK' PIAsos are the best on
every pasnf. john F. Cooper, agent.
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sEss 2 calf battoa sswed shoes Lon
den straight tip, glove Top s. . pair.
Red Horse.
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WATcu Tor our ribbon sale Thursday, =
6 oeiock. Clunie & kiley.
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When Baby was rick, We gave her casAo:tA
When abe was Child, she cried for castcria.
When she became Miss. .ho chung to Castcria.
whsn aho had Children, she gs7e them castoTis,
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EMMA ABRoTT.-1t will be IaEe treat i9F
orr music-i0ving people . hea1 tl2s Be-
nous artist aud her excellent ee.lIianT u
four different operas daring hez engage
nisiit hers. This is Emma Attct.s lae
well visit 10 Sacramento, ana TIE c991flu-
nitT 90 hear her Should not . ne5iee-sa.
Seats nov on sale 81 the thestsI.
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Boors and shoes Of all kinas vii be ia
our tventy-third ssnli-Sn'lgal el'.srll sas
com raeneing FRIDAY nezt 8 e;ee cesQSA
ana OF I'll regular GOODS " - e1t W.
Is a lloTaI. Il Red House.
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Special Hosiery Item.

Mems AI-woo Scarlet Hose. 25 cents. Much
Fi.ar end better than any have had be-
fore at the same price.
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r-ySTCr- fGrECE.Y IRON AND BRASS
.4t.u5eEs Gui &scniais,s. aIoLtt S-raet,
55.yeea \ .n.l o. Castings sa1 EscI.peTT G.
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Z. Y 2EERsoN.

: .Eee5 F91rfl, sua Pifth, seorse ss 5ess-es
s.5e-7s9 Artificial Teeth lasersed Gu --t&is =
cod gu,es1ise and 81 ssses. Nitrous Oz1cs q
Esuva.ng ciss nsnlIaists-s1 fcF painless ertci-c-
Eiz5sl 0t fcSth. -.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19

In theSuperior Court Of Iclo caun =, On
Monday, f. I. McAiIisier, VINO killed WIZ
Leanan IN Woodland several months apo,
was called up to receive sentence, but bis
counsel moved for arrest of judgment and
4 new tr,ai on seven different grounds.
The motion was continued lJr heariD.,
.tnlii MT MnrIor mnrninn
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Bur tract III ;he Citrus Colons il Is
-si-r lsc net cakes. Atsle & ca.. eFe-ts.
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Toor ont for cur ribbon sale 81 thurs
l.v II 9 5 cioea Cluuic & Alley.
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ADlEs glove calf button ssWe1 shoes,
81 50 pair. Chiidren's pehsle goat eut-
ton shags sizes, S 70 IL, s. faa1. 6.ed
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ion at Shasta Of the three men arrested on
.uspiciou of their having beer eeDnee..ssssss
with thes urler OF John Stanton, forinerrss
OF this city, bnt during later years super
intendent OF Cox & Cga,ke's ranch in the
upper portion OF Shasta county, was con
Guided at - o'clock last Saturday nigLt-
Arguments were made by Jackson Ia'en'
of Red Bluff. for the people, ana d. v.
Jerks. OF Modoc, for the defense. The
magistrate ordered the charge dismissed
and the prisoners discharged, me evidence
net being strong enough 10 hold them.
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AraoISr&l,.rs ~ rHk GovaR.eR- Nots

g. Cannon. Mid3ietown 4. E. Noll, lover
Lake; ". 4. EIain. st Helena. Direesors
of Agricultural District, No. III. Fl, White,
Petalnma; T. IL Ink, Pope Valley. Mem
Der of Sau Francisco Board Of Healih-W-
u. Mccarthy.
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SIS F5uss s new hizk-ar,n sewing Ina
cine. at 8 Domestic Qflce, Ninth and J
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THE iseriious ana difficult fest Of doing
tricks snd ec5ahatic movements over keen
features o, PROT. 3. b. Keen ssAs9ssztl- 81
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CuB erest clearing sale commences Fri
daE next, ut Red House.
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E5iE
ssHJC K E ~
Col. (.4AJY,
Situate IYa Niles ig9m L8emis iG
Placer County.

~. Fl7s'r c5ra'y t2o1 ms FRET
PRBRlI as IS CITRU. RELs, ter he
Fest and Llzesst Display af 81 FRQs
FKUEfs
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-10
BRIGHTEST Woman in Boston.

| We are drawn and attracted to certain
| people, and we at once invest them with
\ those qualities which please us, for nothing
is more natural than to see tho best in
those we like. 1t is unconscious self
| fatterinS. Ono Of the most brilliant Bos-
| tonians, or, rather, cosmopolitans, after
living all over the world returned here not
long ago, and, in course of time, met
numerous leading society women who
have been accounted worth knowing, He
was not struck by the mental or physical
charms of any of them. AT last quiet,
unobtrusiye little person, whose husband
carried this citizen of the world home to
dinner one day. became suddenly elevated
to the rank of "the brightest woman in
Boston" Her sayings were quoted far
and wide; whenever any one else managed
to let fall pearl it was snatched up and
fastened to her newly acquired reputation
for making droll, exaggerated speeches,
By and by this citizen of the world
couldn't endure his native land longer
and he flew back TO more congenial Europe
leaving the brightest woman to fight out
this battle of wit by herself The conse-
quence was obvious. She ceased to say
smart things. Her inspiration had flown;
the mind that had acted ON others like flint
on steel disported itself in other circles
and drew sparks from quick witted Paris
ians instead. have always surmised
this temporary eleyerness Of Mrs. Hum
drum was in reality the witty reflections
OF this thoroughly witty fellow. He
thought she said the bright things, while
he was really the perpetrator. At all
events, it was one Of the curious psychic
logical studies which now and then Green
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-10

The Democratic State ticket has
been chosen and five out of seven OF
the present State officers have been
nominated. We had hoped TO see a
new man nominated for Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, but Prof.
Pickett was clearly the choice of q
majority of the delegates and as the
party nominee should receive the cor
dial support of all good Democrats
Gen. Buckner will make one of. the
best Governors the State has ever had.
lie has made success at everything
he has ever undertaken and his name
will be a tower of strength at the
head of the ticket. There can be alb.
solutely nothing said against his
character as capable and successful
business man; "a gallant, patriotic SOL
der; polished heightened gentle
man and true and tried Democrat.
lie wears not only the "heroic laurels
Of war;" but also the "ciVic crown of
craftsmanship" His military record
however adds nothing to his fitness
for the duties Of civil Office, except
ing SO far as it show hims TO possess
good executive ability. The young
men of to-day care nothing for war
records, but it isl disparagement to
have had the courage of conviction
In the time of strife. With the wis
dom and leadership of Buckner and
the oratory Of Bryan and Hardin, we
ought TO increase our majority to
$4,000 at the August election. !
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-10

David S. Fotheripgham, the ex-
Adams Express Messenger, who was
charged with completely in the rob-
berry of the Express on the st. Louis
u San Francisco Railroad last Octo-
Der, and whose prosecution was
thrown out Of the Criminal Court al
st. Louis on technicality few days
ago, has filed suit in the Circuit
Court against the Adams Express
Company, Superintendent Damsel
and Detective Pinkerton, asking dam
ages to the sum of 100000, $4,000 oil
which is claimed for false imprison-
ment and $4,000 each for his indict-
ment and prosecution.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-10

One of tho most high-handed pieces
of business to which the attention OF
the public has been lately called was
the release of Jno. j. Cornelison from
the county Jail at Mt. Sterling last
week by Squire Stofer, magistrate.
on writ Of habeas corpus. BY his
action the justice of the peace sci
aside decision of the Court of APP
peals and set at liberty a guilty man,
without the shadow ola justification.
Cornelison was promptly re-arrested
by the sheriff but the jailer refused
to receipt for him. There seems to
be determined and united effort to
prevent this red-handed assailant OF
Judge Reid from suffering the penal
ty of his crime.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-10

The West Virginia Legislature last
week elected Judge Chas. James
Faulkner, of Martinsburg, United
States Senator to succeed Senator
Camden. Hon. d. B. Lucas, who
was appointed by the Governor after
the adjournment of the regular ses-
sion of the Legislature last winter,
announces that he will contest for the
seat on the ground that no vacancy
existed. Mr.. Faulkner is brother
of Mrs. Jno. p. Campbell, ofthis city,
and brother of Col. E. Boyd Faux
ner, of Martinsburg.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-10
Beware Of Ointment for catarrh
that Contain Muroury,

as Mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
throug Oh the mucus surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they will do
are ten fold to the good you can pos
sibly derive from them. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by f. j
Cheney Il Co., Toledo, o., contains
no murcury and is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
that you get the genuine, it is taken
internally and made in Toledo, Ohio
by &. Cheney u Co.
~ Sold by Druggist, price Toe
per bottle,